You appear to be highly motivated to deny the resurrection.
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Eightcrackers
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You do understand that its existence is not clear to us, right?
And that we don't see the universe as a creation?
Eightcrackers
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The stupidest possible reason for believing that a thing did happen.
If.
To educate Vibise and other, historians do have disagreements.
Category:Historical controversies - Wikipedia
Your motivation is part of the equation.
Eightcrackers
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Why assume motivation?
It is always part of the equation.
Eightcrackers
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Based on...?
I don't see the universe as a creation, and my wants have nothing to do with it.
Don't believe me?
Don't care.
i have interacted with you for several months, and your wants are very evident.. It is just human nature.
Bringing out your crystal ball again?
Have you noticed that it is defective?
Yes they do, and, as your link notes, there is some disagreement as to whether Jesus was a real, historical figure, and beyond that, whether various aspects of his life are historical, like his baptism and crucifiction. I do not think historians are arguing about the resurrection, as that is clearly a matter of faith that is outside the ability of historians to assess.To educate Vibise and other, historians do have disagreements.
Category:Historical controversies - Wikipedia
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Re your last sentence. You admit you are guessing. And as I have you have not proven that the resurrection could not happen.
I am not guessing. There is no historical evidence of the resurrection.
You constantly judge people as well, beyond what they say.
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The tomb is empty, the body has never been found.
The leaders of the time could have produced the body and ended the whole thing right there.
Since you were not a first hand witness, you are indeed guessing.
Do you claim to have perfect knowledge of what happened thay day?
Why are you so opposed to the idea of a resurrection?
If you would meet someone in line in the grocery store, and he told you he was the third son of King Charles, would you be inclined to be him? If not, why not?
Believe him
You are talking about a bible story told in all 4 Gospels, but no two tell the same story.
In any case, this event is not substantiated by evidence outside scripture.